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his best album
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Unironically true
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Yes, once it clicks is that masterful. You just need to be in the right mood
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>>122584504
Agreed.
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>>122584504
oh my larp
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>>122584504
this but unironically
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Lou Reed's two record tribute to side four of Live/Dead
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>>122584504
the album that gave Merzbow a career (not a good thing tho)
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>>122584504
Is this the first "harsh noise" album isn't it? Absolutely mastermind, invented noise rock and noise.

I know some composers were doing things that we could call noise but not purely (harsh) noise.
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Lou Reed was just on another level and it's little wonder that you so often see brainlets on this board seethe about him so much.
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Any pick as his best between Berlin, MMM, Street Hassle and New York is acceptable
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too busy suckin on a ding dong
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>Pitchfork, 8.7
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That's not Sally Can't Dance
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>>122584504
it had to be that way
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>>122588533
Sister ray is probably the first instance of noise rock I can think of but I think zappa did straight up noise first with weasels ripped my flesh
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>>122590972
>playing guitar badly
>"oh wait, it's noise rock!"
>playing guitar badly before somebody else
>"oh wait! It's the first instance of noise rock!"
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>>122585071
wrong, it just plainly sucks



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